Black Mulch – Sun Is Not A Problem

Q: I want to mulch the beds in my yard …

Italian Cypress – Dead Foliage

Q: My Italian cypress has rust spots and I assume …

Tomato – Catfacing

Q: My Brandywine tomatoes look like some kind of mutants. …

Blueberry – Best Planting Tips

Q: My neighbor is giving me fifteen of her blueberry …

Poison Ivy Oil – How Long is it Potent?

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A couple of weeks ago, Sharon Barnes …

Yoshino Cherry – Repairing Root Damage

Q: I have a Yoshino cherry tree that is showing …

Green Material – To Patch Green Lawn

Q: I have seen golf courses use green sand to …

Leaves – For Mulching Perennials

Q: I’ve been raking the leaves out of my flower …

Lavender – Growing

Q: For the first time, after many attempts, I have …

Fescue – Growing Under a Dogwood

Q: I have been trying to grow grass on a …

Fungi – Keeping It In Check

Q: I’m clearing out a pine island that was filled …

Boxwoods – Keep Them Happy With Water and Cottonseed Meal

Q: On each side of my front door I have …

MANY TREES IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

“It sounded like a bunch of popcorn popping in my …

Maple – Righting One From A Fall

Q: We have a small maple that is becoming uprooted. …

RESCUE THE FESCUE – A FALL PLANTING GUIDE

Early October ushers in our yearly fescue planting frenzy. Unirrigated …

Paper – Usage In The Garden

Q: Can I can use the shredded paper from my …

Marigolds – Keeping Away Undesirable Insects

Q: I’m thinking about planting marigolds around my organic vegetable …

Schools – Planting For Improvement

Q: We are planning a simple landscape for our school’s …

Red Oaks – Mulching and Planting Underneath?

Q: Our yard has a couple of beautiful red oaks. …

Narcissus – Waiting Until October

Q: I have a small patch of paperwhite narcissus. They …